Aleksandra Pilecka

Rödl & Partner is an international firm providing integrated professional services in the area of tax and legal advisory, BPO: financial accounting, payroll, staid aid advisory as well as cybersecurity services. Today, we are present in all major business centres around the world. We owe our dynamic growth to 5,800 employees who are very familiar with the needs of enterprises. It is they who, in close consultation with the clients, prepare information underlying all key decisions – often on international scale – which are then implemented with joint efforts. We advise businesses around the world » Rödl & Partner is present with 110 own offices in around 49 countries. Rather than create an artificial network of franchises or affiliates, we have chosen to rely on close, multidisciplinary and cross-border collaboration among our colleagues. As a result, Rödl & Partner offers a full range of consultancy services (one-stop shop) for businesses across the world.  Over 30 years in Poland » We have been present in Poland since 1992. Thanks to our extensive experience we know our clients' specific requirements and the outlook for the Polish market. We have built our vast experience and earned the reputation of a leading adviser on foreign investment issues. Thanks to our dynamic development we are a viable alternative to the Anglo-American Big Four consulting companies.  We measure our success by the success of our clients » We always focus on our client. Our interdisciplinary approach enables us to meet a broad spectrum of client demands. Our concept is based on a balance of expertise across the individual service lines, combining them seamlessly in interdisciplinary teams. Our ‘one face to the client’ approach sets us apart from the rest. Each of our clients has a designated contact person who ensures that the complete range of Rödl & Partner services is optimally employed to the client’s benefit. The ‘caring partner’ is always close at hand; they identify the client’s needs and points to be resolved. The ‘caring partner’ is naturally also the main contact person in critical situations.